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Bestiary

Adds the majority of bestiary entries, skipping newly discovered creatures and contract monsters with mission specific text.

Alchemy

Adds the majority of potion, decoction, oil, alcohol, bomb and alchemy substance recipes. This, however, does not give you the actual potions, decoctions, etc., only the recipes.

Skills

Adds the following skills:

• []Arrow Deflection (Lv. 1)

  []Whirl (Lv. 1)

  []Rend (Lv. 1)

  []Delusion (Lv. 3)

  []Aard Sweep (a.k.a. alternate Aard, Lv. 1)

  []Firestream (a.k.a. alternate Igni, Lv. 1)

  []Active Shield (a.k.a. alternate Quen, Lv. 1)

  []Puppet (a.k.a. alternate Axii, Lv. 1)

  []Cat School Techniques

  []Griffin School Techniques

  []Bear School Techniques

  []Gorged on Power

Arrow Deflection is kept at lv. 1 because there's no mention of witchers directing arrows/bolts, only parrying, alternate Yrden isn't added because it's not in line with the lore (even alternate Axii is questionable, but I decided to add it because there isn't mentioned a limit on Axii's influences), Cat/Griffin/Bear School techniques and Gorged on Power are added not for lore but gameplay smoothness (preference, really) and the rest are kept at lv. 1 for gameplay reasons.

Keep in mind that the Signs tree skills give stamina regeneration, meaning you're hilariously broken in the beginning of the game, so I recommend either using a version of this mod that doesn't have them or lowering stamina regeneration with another mod.

If you want to remove anything from the list, here's what you can do, open the "WitcherKnowledge.ws" file in Notepad and there's "lists" of what it adds, just look for the line that adds whatever you're looking for and delete it. If you want to add any skill, go here and try to find out which is the skill you want (the website layout is bad at showing it but it's what's under ESkill).

Check out my other mod - Better Gremist Reward - Practicum in Advanced Alchemy

Recommended mods:

ESGO - Enemy Scaling and Gameplay Overhaul - Adds a large amount of customization to gameplay that allows you to tweak the game to your liking. I use it myself, though I've also heard good things about Witcher 3 - Enhanced Edition and Ghost Mode (no idea on compatibility with them, though at least W3EE already does pretty much the same when it comes to, at least, the Bestiary).